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Spring Clean Up!
Wednesday, May 22, 6:00-8:00pm
Please join us as we begin our efforts to beautify the campus. We will be weeding the beds, cleaning up around the grounds and mulching. Please lend a hand. Bring your gardening gloves & rakes. This is a great opportunity for teens to get those high school and college service hours, for families to do some community service and scouts to earn merit badge credit. Many hands make light work. Thank you and looking forward to seeing you!
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Welcome!
St. Joseph's Church: welcoming, grateful,
loving disciples of Jesus Christ. We are a Church of mercy.We invite you to join us in witnessing to the love of Jesus Christ in the world. We are a growing community with a diverse mix of new families, teens, young adults, and seniors who have been with St. Joseph’s since it was the little Church on the hill on Penfield Road. All are welcome. All are part of the fabric that makes us Church. Join us for Mass and introduce yourself! To see a welcome greeting from Fr. Jim Schwartz, our pastor, please click here.
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Reflections
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April 19
“He saved his life!” THAT is the thought that raced through my head as I heard my brother share with me his memories of what happened to him on March 24 after getting phone calls that day from my sister that he had collapsed in his front yard, was unresponsive and was headed by ambulance to the hospital. That neighbor, that EMT, that doctor had all helped save his life. Thank God, a neighbor called 911 so quickly and my brother is ok. As I have reflected on this, I could not help but think that phrase is something we can all say as witnesses to the Good Fridays of our lives. “He saved my life.” And that “he” is Jesus. Jesus saved my life on Good Friday. The good thief on the cross can say that. The woman caught in the act of adultery can say that. The lepers that were cured can say that. But can we say that?Read More -
April 18
This evening we will celebrate the wondrous mystery of the institution of the Holy Eucharist and may choose to experience the washing of the feet, Jesus’ merciful act at the Last Supper. The Last Supper was the most intimate moment in the life of Jesus. At the conclusion of the washing of the feet Jesus says to his humbled and confused followers: “I have given you a model to follow: so that as I have done to you, you should also do.”Read More
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Pope Francis Updates
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Abortion is never a solution even when the unborn child is suffering from pathological disorders, because children in the womb are “small patients" and medicine knows how to provide patient care,
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Despite its flaws, the Catholic Church is a remarkable intelligence network, one with personnel always front and center in countries marred by man-made or natural crises.
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